- Sep 30 Tue 2008 00:56
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睡翻
- Sep 28 Sun 2008 16:55
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三聚氰胺 人命 英文
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- Sep 27 Sat 2008 23:17
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ml。傷心vs.成長
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- Sep 23 Tue 2008 08:29
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970917 conversation assignment ~ summary
- Sep 22 Mon 2008 16:13
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小妮子與ㄚ 一 ㄨ ㄟ ㄛ
- Sep 22 Mon 2008 08:13
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970915 to give a response to the news
Worried Parents in China Wait for Answers on Tainted Formula One father, Zhang Gaofeng, 35, had waited more than a day at the hospital with his wife, Wang Hui, and their 22-month-old daughter, Yue. The couple had fed Yue the Sanlu brand of baby formula now at the center of a nationwide food safety scandal that has left three infants dead and sickened more than 6,000 babies. Mr. Zhang, a migrant worker, blamed corporate greed. "They are trying to make a profit off the people who are not rich enough to afford the imported brands," he said as he waited in the hospital parking lot with other families. "Poor people can only afford the low-end products like this one." He said the Sanlu product had cost about $3.20 for two days' worth of formula, compared with about $5 for the top brands. The anxiety at Children's Hospital is just one snapshot of a scandal that has broadened every day since it became public last week. On Wednesday, Health Minister Chen Zhu reported that more than 1,300 infants had been hospitalized and that 158 had suffered acute kidney failure after being fed formula contaminated with the industrial additive melamine.
- Sep 20 Sat 2008 00:07
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97 09 16 中英互譯assignment
Kangaroo Farts Could Be Used to Fight Global Warming Australian scientists are trying to give kangaroo-style stomachs to cattle and sheep. They want to cut the emission of greenhouse gases blamed for global warming. Thanks to special bacteria in their stomachs, kangaroo flatulence contains no methane. Scientists want to transfer that bacteria to cattle and sheep who emit large quantities of the harmful gas. The usual image of greenhouse gas pollution is a smokestack pushing out carbon dioxide. But livestock passing wind contribute a surprisingly high percentage of total emissions in some countries. "Fourteen percent of emissions from all sources in Australia is from [intestinal] methane from cattle and sheep, "said Athol Klieve, a research scientist with the Queensland state government.
- Sep 18 Thu 2008 15:54
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the first day of school~part II
